Engaging students in pre-work – wisdom from the crowd
byMaking sure students prepare for class and complete assigned work is a longstanding challenge for all educators. We’ve written on Teaching@Sydney previously about one…
Making sure students prepare for class and complete assigned work is a longstanding challenge for all educators. We’ve written on Teaching@Sydney previously about one…
It is that time of the year again when we’re getting our sites up and running and matching our Blackboard configuration to our teaching…
As I’m currently enrolled in a fully online MSc programme, I thought I’d share some honest observations about my experience of being assessed in…
Week 4 // Open Door is an event where staff from around the University are invited to attend colleagues’ face-to-face classes so that we…
With the beginning of semester 1 looming, many higher degree research candidates will be preparing to tutor for the first time. This is likely…
In 2001, Marc Prensky’s paper ‘Digital Natives, Digital Immigrants’ burst onto the education scene with a metaphor that managed to put into words what a…
As we meet the many smiling faces in the first few classes of semester, we are often left wondering, who are our students exactly?…
On paper, tutorials are small classes that allow students to apply, discuss, debate or practice the week’s lecture content. Though often imagined as a forum for student…
As we gear up for week 1, tens of thousands of students across the University will be logging into their Blackboard sites for the first…
After 17 years as an educational designer I became an online student. Here is what I learnt. I first started working as an educational…